The best Fernando Poe Jr.’s movies
Today we present the best Fernando Poe Jr.’s movies. If you are a great movie fan, you will surely know most of them, but we hope to discover a movie that you have not yet seen … and that you love! Let’s go there with the best Fernando Poe Jr.’s movies.
Ang Panday
4.9/10
Panday is a blacksmith whose real name is Flavio. When a meteor fell from the sky one night, he forged the metal from the meteor into a dagger, the balaraw. When he raises the dagger to the sky, it magically grows into a sword. He uses this magical sword to fight the evil Lizardo and other supernatural beings.
The Walls of Hell
5.1/10
In the final days of the battle of Manila during World War II, fanatical Japanese naval forces barricade themselves inside the walls of Intramuros, the ancient Spanish walled city of Manila. In a suicidal last stand, the Japanese hold many thousand Filipinos captive within the fortress, despite the incessant bombardment of United States artillery. An American war correspondent, Murray, arrives at the front line where a guerrilla unit led by American Lieutenant Sorenson makes contact with a young Filipino fighter, Nardo, who has escaped the fortress through a sewer passage. Nardo proposes a plan to rescue the prisoners through the tunnel.
Pakners
7.1/10
Two men from different backgrounds team up to win a billiards challenge in this underdog sports drama from the Philippines. Pakners stars real-life pool legend Efren "Bata" Reyes as a man who's just been conned out of his savings when he meets up with a Jeepney driver (Fernando Poe Jr.) who has a plan for how the two of them can find riches: billiards. Reyes' character proves a natural at the sport, and the two work their way to the national championships, where it's a do-or-die faceoff with some of the country's best players.
Aguila
7.7/10
Daniel Aguila's son recounts memories of the Philippines as he searches for his father.
Kalibre .45
6.6/10
The caliber gun becomes a hero's instrument for justice.
Iskorokotoy
A 1980 Filipino comedy film starring Dencio Padilla and all-star cameos.
Ang Probinsyano
3.9/10
A police officer is killed in a drug bust operation. His superior brings the officer's twin brother to assume his identity so that the drug syndicates and the corrupt policemen responsible are arrested.
Partida
6.1/10
Ben Serrano known as a brave heroic cop of Metro Manila until something happened changed his life. During a car-chase he accidentally crashes to the another vehicle including the child of a rich family killed by car accident. Now a desperate family vows revenge against Serrano forced to go in jail forever or to be killed by the family who needs justice. Serrano will take matters to his own hands to fight against all odds.
Divina Gracia
7.3/10
Two identical sisters vying for the attention of one man they both love.
The Ravagers
4.8/10
Cruel captors of the war in the pacific.
Batang Quiapo
6.1/10
In the heart of Manila, a rookie pickpocket crosses paths with Baldo, the so called "king of pickpockets". This action-comedy is the only film Maricel Soriano did with Fernando Poe Jr.
Albano Brothers
FPJ's action flick classic Albano Brothers got a lot of acclaim when it was released in 1962. Albano Brothers got three nominations in the 1963 FAMAS Awards: Best Picture (FPJ Productions), Best Director (Efren Reyes), and Best Supporting Actor (Oscar Kersee). Albano Brothers showcases the top names in the industry at the time: FPJ, Bob Soler, Eddie Mesa, Carlos Padilla, Jr., Lou Salvador, Jr., Oscar Keesee, Elvira Reyes, Danilo Jurado, Manolo Robles, and Jay Ilagan.
Pepeng Kaliwete
5/10
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Tough Guy
Donato Navales, a juvenile delinquent, seeks justice when he is wrongly accused of the death of his father, an honest policeman Sgt. Mariano Navales.
Isang Bala Ka Lang
8.6/10
Freed from prison after avenging the death of his wife, a good cop finds his vow to live a peaceful life tested.
Ang Padrino
8.1/10
Emong Sanchez is the defender of the people through peaceful means. He remains a quite man until he is pushed to violence.
Ex-Convict
A 1967 Filipino action film starring Fernando Poe Jr.
Ang maestro
7.5/10
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Sigaw ng Katarungan
8.2/10
An auto mechanic who believes in honest hard work is the illegitimate son of a rch man. He proves to be better than his father's legitimate children.
Santiago!
7.1/10
A nighttime attempt to sabotage a Japanese munitions store in the little town of Santiago goes wrong when Gonzalo (Fernando Poe, Jr.) discovers that the schoolhouse they are about to blow up is filled with women, old men, and schoolchildren.
